While UCheck works well to identify updates to compatible programs, its current performace with respect to community programs leaves something to be desired. I am using PowerShell below as an example of one apparent problem with how UCheck is identifying some updates to community programs. I'm going to monitor that thread for a few days and keep using the previous CCleaner Free Portable v6 for now until I'm sure there aren't any serious bugs still lurking in v8.ĭell Inspiron 5584 * 64-bit Win 10 Pro v22H2 build 19045.3693 * Firefox v120.0.0 * Microsoft Defender v0.2009-0.2009 * Malwarebytes Premium v4.6.6.294- * Macrium Reflect Free v * UCheck Free Portable BETA v5.0.5.0 (1) * QuickInstaller Preview v.19402 * CCleaner Free Portable v6 I haven't investigated yet but early feedback in the TheOwner's 2 thread What is wa_3rd_party_host_64.exe in CCleaner folder? suggests these new executables might be associated with the "improved" Software Updater mentioned in the release notes.īefore users update to the latest CCleaner Portable v8 I suggest they read APMichael's 2 CCleaner v6.18 Portable crashes immediately, especially if they plan to unzip CCleaner Portable on a clean Windows installation. The new CCleaner Free Portable v8 comes bundled with two new executables named wa_3rd_party_host_32.exe and wa_3rd_party_host_64.exe (program name OESIS V4 SDK). I unzipped a copy of the new CCleaner Free Portable v8 (ccsetup618.zip) on my removable USB stick inside E:\Portable\CCleaner 6_18 and confirmed that the latest UCheck Portable BETA v5.0.6.0 (offered 2 in post # 1149) detects the 32-bit and 64-bit CCleaner Portable executables a s long I have added the path E:\Portable to History & Settings | Custom Locations in my UCheck settings.
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